
For this photo challenge of the week we were challenged to take a picture of something that can fool the camera. Here I have a jar fooling us making it look bigger when it really isn’t.

For this photo challenge of the week we were challenged to take a picture of something that can fool the camera. Here I have a jar fooling us making it look bigger when it really isn’t.

This week we had take a picture of food representing leading lines and this week I decided to take a picture of oranges showing leading lines creating infinity loops.

This week we were challenged take a picture of someone who is a stranger and I decided to go out and take pictures of random strangers in Shoreline. You can tell that people come here to exercise, be free or to bird watch.

For this photo challenge of this week we had a to take a picture representing serenity, which I decided to take a picture of the shoreline lake because here it is very relaxing, calm and no distractions.

For this photo challenge of the week, we were challenged to take a picture of something through our camera of something that we view as lighting. I decided to look around my house and happened to find my cat waking up from its nap that I noticed the lighting from the sun coming off of it, so I took a picture of it.

For this photo challenge of the week, we were challenged to take a picture of something that represents aging. I decided to went out and looked in the past of one of my pictures of my cat named Shirley who passed away a few years ago, but who past away old.

For this photo challenge of this week, we were challenged to take pictures of anything without having a filter. I decided to take a picture of my mood scene set up as I thought it would be cool to display a picture of.

This week we were challenged to take a picture of negative space and this week I decided to take a picture of the landscapes of Shoreline.

For this week we were challenged to take a photo of an object that creates a shadow, which is why I took a picture of a chair in my house that formed shadowing from the sun.

For this week we challenged to take a picture that would make us students anonymous, I decided to use of my cats because it would be hard to distinguish who I am.